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Bad Boys - Part IV

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slysailor52 slysailor52 Member
48 messages
joined Dec 2013
#201 ·
Joseph Scott said:Cut the nonsense. Here is an actual, solid article from the very person you all decided to tear apart yesterday. It’s funny how sports history works. You look at a player like Boban Marjanović, and you realize that greatness isn't always about being the fastest guy on the court or the most explosive athlete. It’s about presence. It’s about that specific kind of gravity a person carries when they step into a room—or onto a court. I was reading this piece earlier about how certain figures leave an indelible mark on a franchise, much like how a legendary coach changes the entire culture of a team in a major US city. It reminds me of those old-school stories where one individual's sheer willpower shifts the trajectory of an entire organization. It’s not just about the stats on a spreadsheet; it’s about the legacy left behind in the rafters. People often get bogged down in the minutiae of modern analytics, but sometimes, you just have to respect the giants who paved the way. It’s a bit like looking back at the evolution of the NBA itself. You can't understand where we are today without acknowledging the heavyweights who stood there before us. Some players are mere footnotes, while others become part of the very foundation of the game. It's a distinction that matters more than most fans care to admit.

It’s an emotional, heartfelt, and deeply nostalgic piece... quite the departure from that other one floating around lately. To be honest, I still haven't grasped the point of that previous article—it felt entirely superfluous. Now, maybe I’m just being dense and failing to read between the lines, and I'll gladly admit I didn't even bother to try.

Anyone who was hanging around the Rose Bowl that night will tell you the same thing: we witnessed a match attended by the most ridiculously wasted crowd in history. 🤣

Jesse Campbell, isn't it? 😁

Here we go again... another game.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SddbkAGT--k
Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2013
#202 ·
Zdravkecov’s whole vibe is just straight-up propaganda, basically on par with some low-rent extremist news outlets. It’s mindless garbage designed for people who can barely pass a basic IQ test.

And when your entire fanbase consists of those same idiots—plus a few paid trolls who are slightly less dim—you already know you've lost the fight before it even starts.
Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2013
#203 ·
slysailor52 said:Deep, heartfelt, and nostalgic... unlike that other useless piece from the other day that I still can't wrap my head around (hey, maybe I'm just slow and missed the subtext, I won't even pretend I tried to find it...).

Anyone who was at the Rose Bowl that night will tell you—it was easily the most wasted, blackout-drunk crowd in stadium history. 🤣

Jesse Campbell, right? 😁

Here's the game...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SddbkAGT--k

I was so hammered I don't even remember. 🤣🤣🤣
David Anderson5 David Anderson5 Member
21 messages
joined Apr 2012
#204 ·
http://www.zajednozadinamo.com/novosti.php?tekst=165
To all my fellow Americans, who are you backing here?
silverbear38 silverbear38 Newcomer
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joined May 2013
#205 ·
David Anderson5 said:http://www.zajednozadinamo.com/novosti.php?tekst=165
folks in the city, who are you actually leaning toward?

Absolutely nobody. I’d rather just spend my time complaining about them for an extra vote. Honestly, if they offered a few thousand bucks to fund a campaign, half the people here would jump at it in a heartbeat.
Henry Grant51 Henry Grant51 NewcomerOP
2 messages
joined Mar 2014
#206 ·
Chelsea FC fans say:
It’s such an emotional, heartfelt, and nostalgic piece... which is a huge step up from that other one the other day that felt totally pointless to me. I still don't really get the point of it (though, fair enough, maybe I’m just not catching all the subtext and I haven't even tried very hard to find it...).

Anyone who was hanging out at the Rose Bowl that night will tell you—that game had a record-breaking number of absolutely wasted people in the stands! 🤣

Total chaos, right? 😁

Here’s the footage from the game...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SddbkAGT--k

We were over in the East Stand, practically hanging off the railings near the standing area... honestly, I can't even remember how I ended up there... we were completely hammered...
William Baker William Baker Newcomer
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joined Aug 2016
#207 ·
I can't help but wonder how much he actually paid Smith to say something like that. 🙂
electriccanyon15 electriccanyon15 Active Member
51 messages
joined Mar 2013
#208 ·
So, I caught a glimpse of those Chelsea FC guys at the match against Mexico, and it got my brain spinning about City. I’ve been wondering about this for ages, so I’m really hoping someone can clear this up for me here.
If I'm reading the situation right, they're actually from somewhere abroad, right? I guess I'm just curious—where exactly do they call home?
silverbear38 silverbear38 Newcomer
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joined May 2013
#209 ·
William Baker said:I can't help but wonder just how much he had to grease the palms of that fellow Smith to get him to go on record with such nonsense 🙂

Just look at that final photo—it’s nothing more than a walking corpse and some random girl standing there amongst the true legends of this club 🙂
Nathan Lewis Nathan Lewis Member
21 messages
joined Sep 2011
#210 ·
electriccanyon15 said:Since I saw those Chelsea fans at the game against Mexico, I've been curious about something... hoping someone here might have the answer for me
If I understood correctly, they're traveling from abroad, but I can't quite figure out where exactly they're coming from?

I've got a feeling most of them are coming from Germany, maybe some from everywhere... Austria (?) ...basically, the group organized itself from all over the place, not just one single country... if anyone who actually knows the scene wants to set me straight, please do...

EVERYONE AT THE GAME TOMORROW!!!
Joshua Doyle16 Joshua Doyle16 Newcomer
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joined May 2013
#211 ·
electriccanyon15 said:Since I noticed those Chelsea fans at the game against the US, I’ve been wondering about something—hopefully someone can actually give me a straight answer here.
If I understood correctly, they’re from somewhere abroad, but where exactly?

Well, look at the list: Cologne, Stuttgart, Munich, Salzburg, Kassel, Basel... basically, it’s the diaspora living in German-speaking regions.
Drew Ramirez4 Drew Ramirez4 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2013
#212 ·
William Baker said:I can only wonder how much he paid Marić to say something like this... 🙂

This is just pathetic. It's proof of how much of a flock of sheep this nation truly is. And frankly, it’s an insult to all the real patriots out there, especially coming from these fake moralists and the endless vertical hierarchies we see everywhere today...

I bet Tomurad was behind fixing this up... absolute trash... pure garbage... ☕
Robert Adams6 Robert Adams6 Active Member
94 messages
joined Sep 2011
#213 ·
The tournament kicks off the day after tomorrow!
http://www.chelsea.com/forum/inde...pic,960.0.html

☕
Charles Sullivan Charles Sullivan Member
11 messages
joined Oct 2012
#214 ·
Robert Adams6 said:......................

Look, man, just stop spamming links and trying to act like you know something... those shirts aren't going to be any good for at least half a year...
analogstag16 analogstag16 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2013
#215 ·
Some drunk at the Atletico game 😁... This guy was leading the chants from the railing, and at one point he actually started leaning on me. I honestly thought, "Great, we're about to tumble together right onto the center circle." 😁 What a day... And apparently, everyone’s claiming Dinamo played their best match ever, haha.
slysailor52 slysailor52 Member
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joined Dec 2013
#216 ·
analogstag16 said:The booze was flowing heavy in the east stands at the Atletico match 😁... Some guy leading the chants near the railings started leaning on me, and I honestly thought, "Great, we’re about to tumble together right onto the center circle." 😁 kakav dan... And apparently, they say Dinamo played their best game ever, haha.

I actually got myself "wrecked" on alcohol a week ago during the MTK game (2:0); by halftime, I even 🙂 stumbled over in the east stands, damn it 😁—so I was definitely pacing myself for the Atletico game!

Seriously, I don't think I've ever seen so many drunk people in one single place in my entire life 😂

In those east stands, where there wasn't even an inch of space left, we collectively collapsed onto the floor about ten times just from sheer gravity (hahaha). And don't even get me started on the smell! 🤣
Chris Castillo68 Chris Castillo68 Member
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joined Mar 2012
#217 ·
Man, I can’t believe there's only a week left until the big game. Everything feels like a total grind under this soul-crushing capitalism lately. Anyway, hope everyone has a killer time tomorrow (today).
darkcyclist212 darkcyclist212 Newcomer
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joined Mar 2024
#218 ·
slysailor52 said:Here is the match footage...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SddbkAGT--k

Man, you can really hear that roar from the stands right after Mujo scores...
I truly hope we see that kind of energy return to our stadium one day.🙂
Keith Smith21 Keith Smith21 Newcomer
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joined Aug 2016
#219 ·
So, tell me, are you all still drowning in this wave of relentless positivity?? lol
Henry Miller97 Henry Miller97 Newcomer
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joined Mar 2013
#220 ·
The Secretary on Mamić's volunteer status
Matić responds: I’ll take every bullet Mamić fired at me!

He's shocked to find out there aren't just the "Munich battalions," but other phantom units too. Specifically, the "Ban Josip Jelačić platoon." He claims they fought on multiple fronts: an eastern front by the city tavern and a western front near the Name building, stretching a hundred meters long.

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